Both teams are yet to win a single match in the IPL. The two teams at the bottom of the points table face each other on Tuesday. On one side is Rohit Sharma’s Mumbai. Sourav Ganguly’s Delhi on the other hand. Both of the teams have not won a single match in this IPL so far. On one side, 5-time champions Rohit Sharma’s Mumbai Indians. Sourav Ganguly’s Delhi Capitals on the other side. These two teams face each other on Tuesday. That is, this time one of the two teams will get the first point in the IPL. But who will win? Mumbai or Delhi?

Mumbai lost their first 2 matches. They lost to Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore in the first match and Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s Chennai Super Kings in the second match. The team’s bowling is not in rhythm. Yashpreet Bumrah is out of IPL due to an injury. Jofra Archer is also unable to play in all matches. As a result, Mumbai is having trouble stopping the opponent’s run. Not only the bowlers but also the batsmen except Tilak Verma are not in runs. Rohit himself has admitted that it is difficult to win matches if the batsmen do not score runs. Rohit is trying to make amends against Delhi. Delhi, on the other hand, is worse. The team had to lose to Lucknow Super Giants, Gujarat Titans, and Rajasthan Royals. Delhi’s main problem is batting. Captain David Warner runs but his strike rate is being criticized. Earth is not in tune. Mitchell Marsh has returned home.

As a result, Sourav’s team is having trouble scoring big runs. They have a hat-trick of losses. Mumbai ahead on Tuesday. Delhi will not get an easier chance to return to victory. Because the morale of Mumbai cricketers is also low due to double loss. Delhi should take advantage of it. Delhi’s home game is on Tuesday. The game starts at 7.30 pm. Mumbai batted first and lost both matches. On the other hand, Delhi is again having trouble chasing runs. So if Mumbai wins the toss, Rohit might decide to bowl with his eyes closed. On the other hand, the Delhi camp may want to bat first. Now let’s see who has the last laugh in the battle of the commercial city with the country’s capital.